Medical ID Cards
The Suffolk County Sheriff's Office makes Medical ID cards so seniors and others can carry key medical information.
The Suffolk County Sheriff's Office makes Medical ID cards so seniors and others can carry key medical information.
Drop off unwanted or expired medications for safe disposal by the Suffolk County Sheriff's Office.
A New York Blood Center bus in the library parking lot, co-sponsored with the North Babylon Lions Club.
Gardeners can donate extra produce in the lobby for Island Harvest's Giving Gardens program and St. John's Food Pantry.
A free support group and consultation program for people caring for a loved one with Alzheimer's or dementia.
Clean stand-up comedy from Stevie GB about Brooklyn roots, Long Island life and getting older.
Inclusive art class for all ages and abilities; aides and parents welcome.
📌 Babylon Public Library program — please read before you go For Babylon Public Library cardholders — a library card is required to register for this program. Registration is required. […]
Kids pre-K through grade 5 pick a craft to make and take home.
Kids in grades 2-6 create Zentangle designs using patterns and shading in black ink.
Mixed-media class for returning and more advanced artists ages 10+.
State Senator Monica Martinez holds mobile office hours to hear residents' ideas and concerns.
📌 Babylon Public Library program — please read before you go Registration is required — and registration for this program is closed. Please check with the library before attending. Age […]
Historian Robert von Bernewitz talks about Long Island's historic burial grounds and the famous people buried there.
Games and activities with North Shore Animal League America for families with kids up to grade 12.
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